Nineteen Eighty-Four (1953 TV program)
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Nineteen Eighty-Four was an American television adaptation of the novel of the same name by George Orwell, broadcast on CBS in the fall of 1953. Eddie Albert played Winston Smith, Norma Crane was Julia, and Lorne Green appeared as O'Brien. It was the first television version of the novel, and was broadcast in the Studio One series on 21 September 1953.
| Nineteen Eighty-Four | |
|---|---|
| By George Orwell | |
| Characters | Winston Smith | Julia | O'Brien | Big Brother | Emmanuel Goldstein |
| Places | Oceania | Eastasia | Eurasia | Airstrip One | Room 101 |
| Classes | Inner Party | Outer Party | Proles |
| Ministries | Ministry of Love | Ministry of Peace | Ministry of Plenty | Ministry of Truth |
| Concepts | Ingsoc | Newspeak | Doublethink | Goodthink | Crimestop Two plus two | Thoughtcrime | Prolefeed | Prolesec |
| Miscellaneous | Thought Police | Telescreen | Memory hole | The Book Newspeak words | Two Minutes Hate | Hate week |
| Other media | 1956 film | 1984 film | 1953 TV programme | 1954 TV programme Opera | 1985 | Me and the Big Guy |

